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Japan's Hayabusa 2 space probe snuggles up to odd-looking asteroid

Ryuga, whose orbit extends beyond that of Mars, looks like "a big space diamond."

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Here's the scientific explanation for that 'alien spaceship' on Mars

What some say looks like a crash site is evidence of volcanism, not Vulcans.

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SpaceX rockets are way bigger than you thought

If you thought the Statue of Liberty was tall, wait 'til you see this.

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NASA reveals new plan to stop asteroids before they hit Earth

Despite what the movies show, deflecting space rocks isn't something astronauts will do.

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Atom bomb to Facebook: How inventor's remorse works

NBC Left Field and Euronews take a look at inventors who were faced with the negative consequences of their inventions, and how society today addresses new technologies ethically.

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Tech companies quietly work with ICE as border crisis continues

The contracts highlight how technology companies are putting their innovations to work with the U.S. government in ways that are often not visible to the public.

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Instagram launches long-form video portal

The Facebook-owned app is poised to take on YouTube's vibrant video creator community.

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'Jurassic World': Paleontologist who inspired Alan Grant role talks real-life dino science

Jack Horner explains dinosaur biology and behavior, and whether one day we could have pet dinos.

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What is the summer solstice?

It's the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere.

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Antarctica is melting faster than we knew. Here's what it will take to save it.

Climate scientist Stephen Rintoul says we have to act soon if we want to protect the southernmost continent.

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Resolved: New robot can hold its own in debate with a human, IBM says

Project Debater gets its knowledge from hundreds of millions of journal articles, but humans still have one key advantage.

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Resolved: New robot can hold its own in debate with a human, IBM says

Project Debater gets its knowledge from hundreds of millions of journal articles, but humans still have one key advantage.

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Microsoft backtracks on 'proud support' for ICE as blog post goes viral

In January, Microsoft published a blog post touting how ICE used its facial recognition technology.

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5 ways the world's fastest supercomputer could change the world

From ending the opioid epidemic to making fusion power possible, 'Summit' may help researchers meet all sorts of goals.

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'Gaming disorder' is now a diagnosis, World Health Organization says

This isn't about kids spending a few hours in the basement playing "Fortnite" or "Call of Duty". As with any medical disorder, the person affected must be seriously impaired.

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Amazon shareholders to Jeff Bezos: Stop marketing facial recognition tool

Privacy activists have sounded the alarm about the tool, called Rekognition.

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China plans historic mission to the moon's 'dark' side

The Chang'e-4 space probe would be the first ever to make the trip.

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Woman says Neil Armstrong gave her moon dust. She's suing NASA to keep it.

Laura Cicco says Neil Armstrong gave her the vial of moon dust when she was a young girl. Should she be allowed to keep it?

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AI is coming to a workplace near you

AI-powered customer service agents, and robot colleagues. If it all sounds like science fiction, it isn't. Euronews' Jeremy Wilks was at the AI Summit, part of London Tech Week, to find out more.

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As Mars dust storm rages, NASA rover falls silent

Scientists are calling the storm "one of the most intense ever observed."